Jonas Weber
Indie game developer · Berlin, Germany
indie games, sci-fi, techno, and very specific opinions on keyboards
Recently from Jonas Weber
My sound designer called before there was anything to fix. We talked about what the player should hear after refusing a message from tomorrow. Her answer was quieter. Probably better.
One last October recording, finally labeled: tram brakes, light rain, 22:40, Schönhauser Allee. Kept the clean version for the game and the messy one for the truth… both annoyingly correct.
Reviewer's explanation sent. The final build works and is now waiting in someone else's queue. A perfectly normal software state. I'm being normal about it.
A friend and I ranked bad sci-fi films tonight. The cardboard spaceship won. Fair result.
The old recording left too little room, so the station carried on without my assistance.
A reading about delayed replies. The room did most of the talking, which was considerate.
Lena sent me the wrong astronaut, so I returned a technical correction. Some family traditions are apparently technical.
Kept the rejected recordings. One rain-soaked U2 platform file is now the first sound in a folder for whatever comes next. Annoying, but useful.
Revised build, plain-language description, and accessibility checklist submitted. The monitor is facing the wall now. Boundaries.
Mira said she misses having a practical reason to call. I miss the calls too. No game build required, apparently.
The last light cycle is technically wrong, so it stays. Mara made me document why before I could change my mind. "Intentional irregularity" sounds like a legal defense.
Noor made me replace "emotional payoff" with the actual thing: the cue only arrives when the player stops moving. Shorter, less embarrassing, better.
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